john-doe

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by john-doe 6y ago
Nokia feature phone + 32GB SD card
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by john-doe 6y ago
https://seirdy.one/2021/03/10/search-engines-with-own-indexe...
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by john-doe 6y ago
not my thing in general, yes :) I understand that managing users can be a pain, and the appeal of using these third-party logins for onboarding users, but I'd rather trust one party only.
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by john-doe 6y ago
From what I understand the motivation behind neocities is more political (humanist) than commercial. Also it's fully open-source (the data could easily be hosted anywhere else for cheap). You can read more about their stance on their b
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by john-doe 6y ago
Looks great really, but the Google-only auth put me off. Are you planning to add other options to create an account?
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by john-doe 6y ago
Sounds like the perfect plan. How many of the companies mentioned in this thread will be around in 10 years? I'd bet on neocities.
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by john-doe 6y ago
Would be nice to know if it's Chromium or Chrome specifically.
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by john-doe 6y ago
Seconded. Their CLI has all you need, even git hooks. Personally I just use `neocities push .`
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by john-doe 6y ago
I'm using Tiptap 2 ( https://next.tiptap.dev ) at the moment, how does Bangle compares to it?
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by john-doe 6y ago
“It’s time to stop using Medium for anything”
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by john-doe 6y ago
Another example, a simple calendar: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2018/02/this-svg-always-shows-today...
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by john-doe 6y ago
Tumblr also had the "post by email" option, and allowed to call a number to record and then post audio snippets.
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by john-doe 6y ago
I still miss Readmill http://readmill.com
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by john-doe 6y ago
But then it's a faux bold, and it's a no-no in typography. Her's a better technique: https://css-tricks.com/bold-on-hover-without-the-layout-shif...
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by john-doe 6y ago
See also https://coding-fonts.css-tricks.com/ for non open source ones.
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by john-doe 6y ago
Kirby is great. "loved by developers and editors alike": https://getkirby.com/ It's sad that the only options given to people nowadays are either JAMstack hype nonsense or the WordPress poop monolith.
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Show HN: A Single-File Blog(portable.fyi)
1 points by john-doe 6y ago|1 comments
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by john-doe 6y ago
If you're into the monospace look, .txt is cool too.
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A Book in a Tweet(twitter.com)
2 points by john-doe 6y ago|0 comments
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by john-doe 6y ago
I was toying with the Tufte ones too recently: https://codepen.io/daars/pen/dyXaGdy
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NPM-Ruin-Dev(css-tricks.com)
2 points by john-doe 6y ago|0 comments
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by john-doe 6y ago
^^ Thanks for checking!
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CV – Mindful Professional Profiles(read.cv)
2 points by john-doe 6y ago|0 comments
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by john-doe 6y ago
Which Browser / OS ?
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by john-doe 6y ago
Can't reproduce this on macOS, Firefox 83. Does adding `visibility: hidden;` help?
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by john-doe 6y ago
It is! And I had the same conclusion when it came to highlight the active section… it's not worth repeating the markup. Maybe something with `:focus-within` could work?
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by john-doe 6y ago
Navigation isn't highlighted, the bottom border you see is a remnant of the :hover style.
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by john-doe 6y ago
1. Agree. But I made this with absolute beginners in mind. Starting with only HTML and CSS seemed way enough already. 2. See 1. Neocities is probably one of the easiest ways to publish something online for a neophyte, either with their edit
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by john-doe 6y ago
I tried briefly with VoiceOver, and I'm afraid it needs some work. Feel free to open an issue or suggest how to improve it: https://github.com/cadars/john-doe
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Show HN: A simple way to make HTML websites(john-doe.neocities.org)
200 points by john-doe 6y ago|60 comments

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